Karl Steinkamp Obituary, Member of New Life Academy of Woodbury Has Died
Karl Steinkamp Obituary, Death – With both heavy hearts and a sense of bittersweetness, we share the news of Karl Steinkamp’s passing. Karl, who served as New Life Academy’s Head of School, passed away last night after bravely battling Stage 4 Pancreatic Cancer for over a year. The emotions we carry are a mix of joy and sorrow – joy, knowing that Karl is now in the embrace of Heaven, and sorrow, for he is no longer with us.
Jacki, Karl’s beloved wife, conveyed their family’s heartfelt journey on Facebook, saying, “This evening at 10:40 PM, surrounded in hugs by his kids and myself, to a chorus of ‘I love yous,’ we surrendered Karl to our Heavenly Father. He fought the good fight.????”
Karl’s passing leaves a profound void in our school community. He was more than just a leader; he was a visionary who inspired us with his dedication to education and his unwavering commitment to our students’ growth and well-being. His sense of humor and wit could light up a room, making every encounter with him a memorable one.
During this time of mourning, we come together as a school community to honor Karl’s memory and express our condolences to the Steinkamp family. We extend our thoughts and prayers to them as they navigate this difficult journey of loss.
Karl’s legacy will forever live on in the hearts and minds of those he touched. As we remember his contributions and the indomitable spirit with which he faced adversity, let us also find solace in knowing that he is now at peace.
In your thoughts and prayers, please hold the Steinkamp family close. They are grappling with the profound loss of a husband, father, and friend. Together, as a community, we can provide them with the support and strength they need during this challenging time.
Though Karl Steinkamp may no longer be with us in person, his impact on our lives and the legacy of his leadership will endure, guiding us as we carry forward the torch of education and inspiration that he so passionately ignited.